EUGENE – The Oregon Ducks are displaying a trend when it comes to recruiting targets. Oregon officially has four straight recruiting cycles with a five-star wide receiver commit.
The Oregon Ducks have recently extended many scholarship offers, including an underrated prospect in the 2028 class: edge rusher Dylan Williams out of Maryland.
The Oregon Ducks athletic department disclosed its financial statement for the fiscal year of 2025, and the report revealed how much the Oregon football team spends on key expenses like team travel, recruiting, and coaches salaries.
The Oregon Ducks boast a powerful Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) environment for players in college football. Between the success the program has had under coach Dan Lanning, the Ducks’ Nike connection to Phil Knight, and collective deals, Oregon has been a “winner” of the NIL era with its ability to adapt and improve quickly in a new landscape.
The Oregon Ducks have been one of the better teams when it comes to putting themselves in the best position to succeed in the world of recruiting. This was proved when they landed their second commitment of the 2027 class.
EUGENE – Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning continues to battle for the commitments of the top players in the 2027 recruiting class. While the program hasn’t yet secured a commitment from a 2027 wide receiver, it appears to be closing in on a top target.
The Oregon Ducks head into their 2026 season with a schedule that should have fans thrilled. Rivalry games, electric away atmospheres, and a big marquee matchup at Autzen Stadium are all on the table for Ducks fans this fall.
The NCAA recently changed its rules to allow college football teams to wear sponsored patches on their jerseys and other team apparel, giving schools an opportunity for a new revenue stream.
EUGENE – Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning and his staff have been busy recruiting top players in the 2027 recruiting class since the college football season ended.
EUGENE – The Oregon Ducks' defense found success against some of the top offenses in the nation last season, and the program has the chance to build on that in 2026, with it set to return many of its defensive starters in 2026.
The Oregon Ducks and coach Dan Lanning are heading into the offseason looking to build off the momentum of their last few elite recruiting classes. Lanning and his staff took time in the week after the national championship game to travel around the country and visit several recruits.
The Oregon Ducks are in the running for five-star transfer, offensive tackle Jordan Seaton. The front runners to land the former Colorado Buffaloes star appear to be Oregon and the LSU Tigers.
Throughout the season, I repeatedly brought up the topic of “peaking” at the right time. After last season’s blowout loss to Ohio State in the quarterfinal Rose Bowl game, reports surfaced that Dan Lanning put in a concerted effort to make the 2025 Ducks peak at the right time.
EUGENE - Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning wasted little time getting back on the recruiting trail following the conclusion of the 2025 season. The Ducks’ coaching staff has flown all over the country in recent days, with photos surfacing online of Lanning and his assistants meeting with several top recruiting targets.
After racing out to a hot start in the 2027 recruiting cycle, the Oregon Ducks have stayed hot on the recruiting trail and are locking in dates for unofficial visits in the coming up weeks.
Though the 2027–28 season remains years away, the Oregon Ducks are already laying the groundwork on the recruiting trail. On Wednesday, coach Dan Lanning stopped in Chandler, Arizona, to meet with class of 2027 offensive line recruit Dajohn Yarborough.
The Oregon Ducks hired coach Dan Lanning in December 2021, and the program has been trending upward under his leadership. Coming off a 13-2 season, the Ducks advanced to the College Football Playoff Semifinal.
Well, there you have it. Our Oregon football program’s offseason is in full swing, and now that we’ve crowned a national champion of the College Football Playoff, I think it’s time to evaluate the Ducks a bit more fairly on what they accomplished in 2025.
Over the last few seasons, the Oregon Ducks have built one of the most dominant and efficient offensive lines in the country. Heading into their fifth season under coach Dan Lanning, dominant offensive line play is an aspect of their team that they aim to continue to be efficient in.
The 2026 NFL Draft looks even thinner at the most important position after Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore confirmed Wednesday he's returning to school next season. QB-needy teams may now start looking ahead to 2027.
The Oregon Ducks are trying to swipe a 2027 commit from the Tennessee Vols. Oregon offered 2027 three-star cornerback Kamauri Whitfield on Wednesday. Whitfield, 5-foot-11/185 pounds from Orlando, FL, has been committed to Tennessee since October.
There are quite a few teams that will have to scratch Dante Moore off their wish list. After being ousted from the College Football Playoff in blowout fashion, many expected Moore to add his name to the NFL Draft.